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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have slow cook rib eye - medium rare using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Slow Cook Rib Eye - medium rare:
- Take 1 kg Rib eye
- Take 2 sprigs Rosemary
- Take 2 cloves Garlic
- Take Sea salt
- Take Pepper
- Get Olive oil
- Take Butter
This method calls for slow cooking at BBQ temperatures for a short time relative to brisket, but long time relative to the traditional high heat until done method. When the meat is near, but still below, the. Hailed as the ultimate way to cook a perfect medium-rare steak, it's easy to learn how to cook the Reverse Sear method, and rock steakhouse quality cooking at home. It might be the biggest thing to happen to steak since the discovery of the ribeye.
Steps to make Slow Cook Rib Eye - medium rare:
- Set the sous vide cooker. Preheat water temperature to 55C/131F for medium rare, 60C/140F for medium, 65C/149F for medium well, 70C/158F or above for well done
- Use butcher’s twine to truss the rib eye into even sections. This helps to retain a nice shape after sous vide
- Season the beef with some salt, pepper and olive oil before searing the beef
- Sear all sides of the beef in a hot pan, baste with butter, until the beef has a nice, dark caramelization all over the exterior. Remember it’s a quick sear, don’t cook it through
- Add rosemary and the garlic into the pan, baste with the hot butter quickly, remove it as soon as the rosemary is still bright green and when the garlic is not burnt yet
- Rest the rib eye in room temperature until slightly cool. Transfer the rib eye to a zip bloc bag or sous vide bag, add together the cooking juices and herbs, set the bag into the preheated water
- Sous vide for around 2 hours. (You can ensure the doneness by checking the internal meat temperature by using a meat thermometer)
- Just before you serve the rib eye, remove the beef from the bag, dry it with kitchen paper. Put the beef into the hot pan again with butter for a final sear
- Rest for 5-10 minutes, don’t forget to remove the butcher’s twine, cut into slices and serve with your favorite vegetables, enjoy😋
Brown the meat on high heat first, then cook it longer on slow heat. That is the way that many chefs in America, who are trained in the French ways of You'll come away with a very tender, very evenly cooked, medium-rare steak with a browned, well-seasoned exterior (if you love your steak rare. Slow-cooking is the best option for cooking a juicy, moist prime rib roast. For a Crock-Pot, allow approximately six hours before checking the temperature. Cooking the steak to medium-rare gently melts the marbling, while cooking to medium-well or above is tantamount to frying a Remove the ribeye steak from the refrigerator and pat the moisture off both sides with a paper towel.
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